FAILED: 23284762398476238742 : Couldn't get ct0 cookies to set x-csrf
My other accounts work fine just this one.
Done several forced logins all of them worked fine.
Newest version of TD
Was working fine yesterday
Couldn't get ct0 cookies to set x-csrf
-
- Posts: 123
- Joined: Mon Aug 05, 2019 5:14 pm
Re: Couldn't get ct0 cookies to set x-csrf
Solved I did a reinstall from fresh and it worked fine I had been using that instance for a while so needed to be refreshed I suppose 

- martin@rootjazz
- Site Admin
- Posts: 37208
- Joined: Fri Jan 25, 2013 10:06 pm
- Location: The Funk
- Contact:
Re: Couldn't get ct0 cookies to set x-csrf
It's a known issue at the moment.
What it looks like is, twitter are now detecting a missing ID on the search requests. They allow a few request, then cancel the cooking forcing a login, in which they give you a challenge.
IF so, the solution is browser for 100% of the app. I Am working on search browser updates to allow this and work better. I hope to have those this weekend
the latest update has lots of new updates to try and work better with the ct0 issue, you can assign the custom config:
HELP > CONFIG > ADD OPTION:
ct0_fix
That will store the ct0 for the session and just reassign it if twitter tries to cancel it. WARNING IT;S A TESTING FEATURE
What it looks like is, twitter are now detecting a missing ID on the search requests. They allow a few request, then cancel the cooking forcing a login, in which they give you a challenge.
IF so, the solution is browser for 100% of the app. I Am working on search browser updates to allow this and work better. I hope to have those this weekend
the latest update has lots of new updates to try and work better with the ct0 issue, you can assign the custom config:
HELP > CONFIG > ADD OPTION:
ct0_fix
That will store the ct0 for the session and just reassign it if twitter tries to cancel it. WARNING IT;S A TESTING FEATURE
-
- Posts: 164
- Joined: Tue Jun 27, 2023 3:09 am
Re: Couldn't get ct0 cookies to set x-csrf
Should be issue number 1 you are working on.
- martin@rootjazz
- Site Admin
- Posts: 37208
- Joined: Fri Jan 25, 2013 10:06 pm
- Location: The Funk
- Contact:
Re: Couldn't get ct0 cookies to set x-csrf
Dont' spam reply to every post. I have (X) time, every minute I open a forum post to see the same reply from you takes away that time I should be working on the update. I know the update is needed, having to read the same reply from you in multiple threads just delays the function getting completed.